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Lexington Christian, Lafayette and Lexington Catholic all won Friday night football games, while Henry Clay and Bryan Station lost. Dunbar shut out Henry Clay 20-0, and Sayre edged Frankfort 1-0.
Paul Laurence Dunbar beat Lexington Catholic 2-1 and Bryan Station topped Henry Clay 2-1 in boys' soccer last night. In girls' volleyball, Bryan Station lost 3-2 to Corbin and Henry Clay was swept 3-0 by West Jessamine.
Henry Clay's girls' soccer team routed Sayre 7-1, the most decisive Lexington-area result of the night. Paul Laurence Dunbar's volleyball team swept Franklin County 3-0, while Henry Clay fell 3-2 to Lexington Christian Academy in volleyball.
Lexington Catholic beat Lafayette 2-1 in boys' soccer, and Paul Laurence Dunbar edged Tates Creek 2-1 in a district game. Frederick Douglass routed Scott County 8-0 in girls' soccer, while Dunbar swept Bryan Station in volleyball.
Lafayette beat Lexington Catholic 4-3 in girls' soccer and Lexington Christian Academy 7-1 in boys' soccer last night. Sayre also won, defeating Scott County High School 4-3 in boys' soccer.
Lexington Christian Academy defeated Tates Creek 6-1 in girls' soccer on Sunday, extending Tates Creek's losing streak to 16 matches. It was the only Lexington-area high school result on the KHSAA scoreboard for the night.
Lexington Catholic lost 2-0 to Shelby Valley in girls' volleyball on Saturday but rebounded with 2-0 sweeps of Corbin and Ashland Blazer.
Paul Laurence Dunbar edged Tates Creek 28-27 in the night's closest Lexington-area football game, while Lafayette shut out Henry Clay 35-0 and Lexington Catholic routed Mercer County 45-0. Lexington Christian also won in both football and girls' volleyball.
Lexington Catholic and Tates Creek each lost 3-2 decisions in girls' volleyball last night, with Lexington Catholic falling to Trinity Christian Academy and Tates Creek losing at Scott County. Bryan Station was swept 0-3 by Frederick Douglass.
Lafayette dominated Frederick Douglass 2-0 in girls soccer to extend their winning streak, while Henry Clay's girls soccer team fell to South Oldham 2-0 but the volleyball team escaped with a 3-2 win at Woodford County.
Sayre's boys soccer team exploded offensively with an 8-1 win, while Bryan Station's girls team rolled past Fleming County 9-1. Paul Laurence Dunbar claimed a district volleyball victory over Tates Creek.
Bryan Station's boys soccer team extended its winning streak to three games with an 8-0 win at Elizabethtown, while Lafayette girls soccer dominated Tates Creek 12-0 behind a season-high offensive performance.
Frederick Douglass earned a 4-2 victory at Scott County on Sunday, extending their winning streak and improving their season record.
Lexington Catholic earned a dominant 2-0 victory over top-ranked Highlands, while Bryan Station notched wins in boys' soccer against Bishop Brossart and girls' soccer against Lincoln County.
Lexington Catholic dominated Garrard County 49-0 in the night's top result, while Frederick Douglass, Lexington Christian, and Sayre all posted convincing football victories. Paul Laurence Dunbar won in girls' soccer.
Lexington Catholic extended its winning streak to 10 games with a 3-0 home shutout over Newport Central Catholic, while Paul Laurence Dunbar dominated Elizabethtown 6-0. Henry Clay fell 0-4 to top-ranked St. Xavier.
Henry Clay topped ranked Sayre 2-0 in the night's marquee matchup, while Paul Laurence Dunbar extended its winning streak to nine with a 2-0 shutout of Assumption. Lexington Catholic also shutout West Jessamine 2-0.
Sayre's boys soccer team overpowered Francis Parker School of Louisville 8-2 on the road, leading a night of mixed results for Lexington-area high schools in boys soccer and girls volleyball.
Lexington Catholic topped Henry Clay 4-2 in a matchup of state powerhouses, while Paul Laurence Dunbar dominated George Rogers Clark 5-0 to extend their winning streak to eight games.
Lexington Christian swept three straight volleyball matches on Saturday, while Sayre dominated boys soccer with an 8-0 road win. In girls soccer, Henry Clay lost a close match to ranked Paul Laurence Dunbar 1-0.
Frederick Douglass and Sayre remain undefeated with dominant wins; Lafayette cruises to 5-1; multiple Lexington teams won in volleyball.
Lexington Catholic extended its winning streak to eight games with a 3-1 victory over Lafayette. Bryan Station defeated Sayre 4-1 in boys soccer, while Paul Laurence Dunbar posted dominant performances in girls soccer (8-0 over Madison Central) and a competitive volleyball win (3-2 over Lexington Christian).
Henry Clay volleyball extended its hot streak with a 3-1 win over Madison Central, while Bryan Station girls soccer secured a 3-3 draw with Frankfort, their first draw of the season.
Frederick Douglass overwhelmed Powell County 7-0 in boys soccer while Lexington Catholic blanked Tates Creek 8-0 in girls soccer. Henry Clay defeated Lafayette 3-1 in boys soccer action.
Paul Laurence Dunbar and Lafayette dominated in girls' soccer, while Sayre eked out a five-set home win in volleyball.
Bryan Station cruised past Greenwood 7-1 in boys soccer on Sunday, extending their winning streak to six consecutive road victories.
Lexington Christian fell 28-27 to rival Lexington Catholic, while Henry Clay lost 28-19 to Dixie Heights. Bryan Station won in boys soccer; Lafayette's girls soccer team drew 2-2 with Bishop Brossart.
Paul Laurence Dunbar shut out Great Crossing 35-0 in the night's most dominant performance. Bryan Station (21-3 over Tates Creek) and Frederick Douglass (10-0 over Corbin) remained undefeated in football, while Sayre also won decisively against Bracken County 35-0.
Lexington Catholic posted its season-high 6-2 boys soccer victory over Model, while Henry Clay outlasted Sayre in a tight volleyball match.
Frederick Douglass edged rival Henry Clay 1-0 in girls soccer to remain unbeaten, while Lexington Catholic dominated Lexington Christian 6-0 and Sayre routed Scott County 8-0. Frederick Douglass volleyball won 3-1 over Lexington Catholic at home.
Bryan Station's 6-0 victory over Henry Clay highlighted Tuesday's boys soccer action, while Paul Laurence Dunbar dominated Lexington Christian 8-0. In volleyball, Tates Creek's home team prevailed against Woodford County.
Lafayette edged Lexington Christian 3-1 in girls soccer, while Paul Laurence Dunbar topped Lexington Catholic 1-0. Sayre dominated Bourbon County 3-0 in volleyball.
Bryan Station's boys soccer team dominated Franklin County 8-0 on the road, while Lexington Catholic's girls soccer team routed Corbin 8-0. Sayre's volleyball team swept all three opponents, including a win over Bryan Station.
Frederick Douglass and Sayre dominate in Week 3 football action; Lafayette improves to 3-0; Henry Clay suffers 37-point loss.
Lafayette blasted Lexington Christian 7-1 in boys soccer, while Henry Clay shutout Sayre 4-0. Lexington Christian's volleyball team won 3-1 on the road, but Henry Clay volleyball fell 0-3 to Scott County.
Henry Clay and Lexington Catholic dominated girls soccer with dominant victories, while Lafayette and Sayre each won in girls volleyball.
Henry Clay girls soccer dominated Boyle County 7-0 on the road, while Lexington Christian boys soccer overwhelmed Trinity Christian Academy 9-2. Lexington-area volleyball teams largely prevailed Tuesday night.
Bryan Station boys soccer routed Scott County 8–1 in a dominant road victory. Paul Laurence Dunbar and Lexington Catholic swept their volleyball matchups last night.
Dunbar, Douglass, and Tates Creek notched football wins Friday night, while Paul Laurence Dunbar's volleyball team went 3-0 at an opening tournament in Orlando.
Lexington Catholic's boys' soccer team delivered a decisive 5-1 road win over West Jessamine. Across the county, Lafayette girls soccer blanked Madison Southern 6-0, while Lexington Christian volleyball swept Western Hills 3-0.
Henry Clay's boys soccer team prevailed 3-1 over West Jessamine, while Lexington Catholic blanked Montgomery County 1-0. In volleyball, Tates Creek secured a five-set victory at Great Crossing.
Lafayette's girls soccer team dominated Lexington Catholic 5-0 to headline a strong night for Lexington-area schools, with Paul Laurence Dunbar and Sayre combining for dominant road and home wins.
Henry Clay opened the girls' soccer season with a 3-1 win over Station Camp at Rocky Top. Frederick Douglass tied Shelbyville Central 1-1 at home.
Defending state champion Lexington Christian suffered a 0-7 loss to Pulaski County in football. Henry Clay won in girls soccer; Tates Creek won a volleyball match at home.
Lexington Catholic cruised past Paul Laurence Dunbar 47-0 in football, while Sayre blanked Bishop Brossart 42-0. Henry Clay struggled in football against Madison Southern but had success in volleyball.
Frederick Douglass and Lexington Catholic each earned volleyball victories Thursday night, while Henry Clay's boys soccer team won at Paul Laurence Dunbar to remain undefeated.
Lexington Catholic and Lexington Christian both earned girls soccer wins Wednesday night, with the Knights shutting out Boyle County 4-0 and the Eagles defeating Sayre 2-1.
Henry Clay dominated boys soccer with a 5-0 road win over Frederick Douglass, while Lafayette blanked Louisville Collegiate 3-0. In volleyball, Paul Laurence Dunbar beat Scott County 3-1.
Lexington Catholic and Lexington Christian combined for 18 goals in dominant opening-week victories, while Sayre also impressed with a 9-1 home win over Frankfort.
Sayre girls' soccer defeated Dickson County 9-0 at home.
Frederick Douglass dominated Highlands 41-20 Friday in a strong performance led by a 21-point fourth-quarter surge. Lexington-area schools had a successful weekend with multiple wins across football and soccer, though some programs struggled in season-opening contests.
Sayre's baseball season ended Saturday in the state tournament quarterfinals with a 6-1 loss to McCracken County at Legends Field in Lexington.
Sayre advanced past Johnson Central 13-4 in the first round of the KHSAA State Baseball Tournament at Legends Field.